Values, then, as Sartre writes, appear with the character of demands and as such they "lay claim to a foundation" or justification (Sartre 1992: 76).
To guarantee the overarching character of each demand listed in Table 1, it was important to consider that a demand was not only advocated by one or a few but at least 15 challengers.
In Jefferson Parish, the defendant contended that it offered a "functionally integrated package of services" -- a single product -- but the Supreme Court concluded that the "character of the demand" for the constituent components, not their functional relationship, determined whether separate "products" were actually involved.
"The chief of police needs to be someone of impeccable character, to demand the respect of his employees and officers and really the town," said Mr. McMillon, who runs a senior center in town and who won a seat vacated by a recalled black council member.
Refusing to acknowledge the democratic character of those demands and the need to address them has given the possibility to rightwing populists to formulate them in a xenophobic language.
The character of Kancha demanded that Dutt go bald, but due to a prior commitment to the film Son of Sardar, which was being shot simultaneously, he could not do so for the sake of continuity.
There were some twists and turns I did not expect, that the characters kind of demanded of me.
Lewis is an artistic genius of visual and scenographic inventiveness, comic fury, technical originality, and philosophical perspective; but he's also a furious, reckless, regressive, id-plumbing revealer of the depths of his character by way of demands on his body.
The demanding character of his work meant that he accomplished most of his writing in his scant private time.
The execution of the cybernetic character of these cybercartographic atlases demands active participation of their users and involvement in social interaction processes.
